Load Testing

Test Your Apps On All Parameters & Identify Their Weaknesses

The purpose of load testing is to simulate workloads by performing various tests. It involves testing the behavior of software products when a large number of users are communicating with them. It is usually associated with web applications and multi-user systems.

Load testing measures the response time of a site or application when it goes under stress. With load testing, many users (10, 50, 500, etc.) go through testing together to find out when, how, and why issues occur. There is no limit to how many users can simulate on a site.

Testing your environment before production begins is important if you want it to meet your performance and availability requirements.

It is possible to identify issues in the early stages of development so that they do not become expensive issues. In addition, load tests allow you to identify differences in performance under load and check code changes.

Using these tests, you can tell when a site is experiencing high latency or breaks due to overuse. You can find out how much "load" a server can handle without affecting response times. By analyzing the performance of applications, you can identify bottlenecks and problem areas (such as insufficient hardware resources). The client also gets a better understanding of how the system handles requests from different geographical locations.